AI may already use more power than Bitcoin — and it threatens Bitcoin mining
AI may already consume more power than Bitcoin mining, and its deep pockets mean miners face stiff competition for equipment and electricity.
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AI may already consume more power than Bitcoin mining, and its deep pockets mean miners face stiff competition for equipment and electricity.
Chinese crypto traders, miners and airdrop farmers aren’t letting an almost total ban on crypto in China stop them from joining the fun.
Crypto bots are automatically rug-pulling memecoins, extracting billions in MEV and ruining airdrops for users and projects alike.
Web3 gaming is taking an unexpected turn this year says Delab Games head of strategy.
While crypto may still operate in a gray space in Saudi Arabia, the country’s talent pool and burgeoning gaming sector hold promise for Web3.
This week’s cybersecurity news from around the crypto space covers bug fixes, phishing scams, crypto exchange hacks and more.
Magazine and Gray Wolf’s investigation concluded that Bitcoin was not double spent in Ethereum’s 2014 ICO, but illicit actors may have laundered their dirty crypto.
Lost crypto password? These are the hackers who have made a living getting yours back.
DAO governance is still a pain and two recent projects have struggled with “raiders” overtaking their organizations.
Blockchain technology doesn’t exist in a vacuum, and the outside world has become a less secure place. Could crypto survive a TradFi collapse?
